Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - File Checkin - GitHub Remote Repository

This video tutorial covers the basics of using Git and GitHub for version control. It starts with setting up a local Git repository and then creating a remote repository on GitHub. The tutorial explains how to connect the local and remote repositories, push code, and manage branches. It also covers cloning repositories for collaboration and emphasizes the importance of pulling updates to avoid conflicts. The video concludes with a demonstration of resolving merge conflicts and ensuring code consistency across team members.

What is the first step in using GitHub after setting up a local repository?

• Sign up and sign in to GitHub

• Delete the local repository

• Create a new branch

• Merge branches

When creating a GitHub repository, what is a recommended practice for naming it?

• Use spaces in the name

• Use special characters

• Keep it short and memorable

• Include capital letters

Which command is used to connect a local repository to a GitHub repository?

• git merge

• git checkout

• git branch

• git remote add origin

What is the purpose of the 'git push' command?

• To create a new repository

• To push local changes to the remote repository

• To delete a branch

• To pull changes from the remote repository

What is the significance of the 'master' branch in Git?

• It is a temporary branch

• It is the default branch where the main code resides

• It is used for testing

• It is a deleted branch

What should a developer do before starting to work on the code?

• Push changes to GitHub

• Delete the local repository

• Pull the latest changes from GitHub

• Create a new repository

What command is used to clone a repository from GitHub?

• git commit

• git init

• git clone

• git status

What is the purpose of the 'git config' command?

• To configure the repository's visibility

• To set user authorization details

• To delete a repository

• To create a new branch

Why is it important to pull changes from GitHub before pushing your own changes?

• To create a new branch

• To merge branches

• To delete the remote repository

• To ensure you have the latest updates and avoid conflicts

What does the 'git pull' command do?

• Pushes changes to the remote repository

• Pulls changes from the remote repository to the local one

• Creates a new branch

• Deletes a file